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Here Are 10 Reasons School Choice Is Winning

Published January 25, 2019

Here Are 10 Reasons School Choice Is Winning

Robbing Grandma And Grandpa: Reports Of Financial Abuse Of The Elderly Skyrocketed In The Past 5 Years

Published January 25, 2019

Robbing Grandma And Grandpa: Reports Of Financial Abuse Of The Elderly Skyrocketed In The Past 5 Years 4:20 PM 01/24/2019 | US Evie Fordham | More than 24,450 suspected cases of elder financial abuse were reported in 2018, which is more than double the number in 2013, according to Treasury Department data. Elder financial abuse […]

Why School Choice Works: It Makes Educators Compete

Published January 25, 2019

Why School Choice Works: It Makes Educators Compete

Teacher Union Wants Potty Training Policy For New York School District

Published January 25, 2019

Teacher Union Wants Potty Training Policy For New York School District 5:28 PM 01/02/2019 | Education Neetu Chandak A Buffalo, New York, teacher union wants a potty training policy for Buffalo Public Schools (BPS), saying teacher aides are often changing diapers instead of remaining in class. Buffalo Teachers Federation President Philip Rumore surveyed teachers a few […]

Betsy DeVos Hails Growth and Popularity of School Choice

Published January 25, 2019

Betsy DeVos Hails Growth and Popularity of School Choice

Teachers Unions Don’t Really Strike for ‘the Kids’

Published January 25, 2019

Teachers Unions Don’t Really Strike for ‘the Kids’ Jason L. RileyThe Wall Street Journal January 23, 2019 When the United Auto Workers walk off the job, no one pretends they care about car buyers. When the United Auto Workers walk off the job, no one pretends that they are acting in the interests of car […]

Think College Is Expensive? Wait Until It’s Free

Published January 18, 2019

Think College Is Expensive? Wait Until It’s Free Jason L. RileyThe Wall Street Journal January 16, 2019 Higher-education costs have risen every time student aid has been made more generous Has the time come for free college? Democrats certainly think so. President Obama called for tuition-free higher education in his State of the Union address […]

Federal Lawsuit Filed Over Biased Curriculum

Published January 16, 2019

Federal Lawsuit Filed Over Biased Curriculum This article is republished with permission from our friends at the Pacific Research Institute January 09, 2019 Lance Izumi Policy debates over curriculum often center on test scores and other student performance indicators. However, according to a recent lawsuit filed in federal court, curricular bias and indoctrination have reached […]

Making Porch Pirates Walk the Plank

Published January 16, 2019

Making Porch Pirates Walk the Plank This article is republished with permission from our friends at the Manhattan Institute for Policy Research. Steven MalangaThe Philadelphia Inquirer January 8, 2019 Revenge may be best served cold, but when a former NASA engineer concocted a device to retaliate against thieves snatching packages off his porch, the video […]

Universal Government Preschool is a Bad Idea

Published January 16, 2019

Universal Government Preschool is a Bad Idea January 03, 2019 Pacific Research Institute Daily Caller By Lance Izumi and Kerry McDonald Back in 2006, California voters decisively rejected liberal Hollywood director/activist Rob Reiner’s ballot initiative that would have provided government preschool to all four-year-olds. Yet, like a bad penny, efforts to resurrect universal government preschool […]

Do We Have a Right to Shelter?

Published January 16, 2019

Do We Have a Right to Shelter? January 02, 2019 Kerry Jackson Does everyone by virtue of their existence have a right to shelter? It’s a question the California legislature will consider in 2019. Earlier this month, Sen. Scott Wiener, D-San Francisco, introduced Senate Bill 48. This Right to Shelter Bill “aims to ensure that […]

14 Books to Add to Your 2019 Reading List

Published January 16, 2019

14 Books to Add to Your 2019 Reading List Daniel Davis / @JDaniel_Davis / December 30, 2018 / 16 Comments The minds from The Heritage Foundation have compiled reviews of their favorite books from this past year. (Photo: Ingrid Rasmussen/Newscom) Commentary By Daniel Davis @JDaniel_Davis Daniel Davis is the commentary editor of The Daily Signal […]

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